@ruffydfire So you don't know that the embassy was aware of the situation before you reached out to them. The embassy simply did what elders do to irritant kids.
You're really what they say you are!
@Riddwane@Updateboyx Please do something about this. Go to their station with the Lagos PPRO. Identify them and ensure they're punished. Who knows what they would have done to you if your friend had not arrived at the scene.
LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF BASIC AND ADVANCED STUDIES (LASUSBAS) ADVERTISEMENT FOR ADMISSION INTO THE JUPEB PROGRAMME FOR 2026/2027 SESSION
Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the Lagos State University School of Basic and Advanced Studies (LASUSBAS) JUPEB Programme, which will commence in September 2026. The programme shall run for one academic session from September 2026 to August 2027. It is an intensive programme designed to prepare exceptionally brilliant candidates for admission into 200 Level degree programmes offered by Lagos State University (LASU) and other JUPEB-affiliated universities. The programme is located at the LASUSBAS Campus, ASCON Road, Topo, Badagry, Lagos.
See details here:
https://t.co/DPH1izgNAx
“To be able to sell out an Arena in America, filled with people from different continents while most of your song is in Yoruba, is incredible”
A concert goer in shock on his way back from Asake’s Concert (In God We Trust -M$NEY Tour) 🔥🪖❤️
@davido should your uncle win this election, he should give priority attention to education. This rating doesn't look good on Osun at all.
Thanks for attention.
@Nig_Farmer You didn't get it! Funke knew about this and she was okay with it. It works for her. Kunle talking about it on national television was unnecessary and probably mischievous.
@davido The question to ask is, is the bridge necessary? What's the impact of your uncle's administration in the education sector? It's not all about awarding contracts. David, list your uncle's achievements.
@Captainbee@yorubahood1 I'm not disputing whatever you say he is. He's obviously sound and knowledgeable in movie production, but it's wrong of him to say someone is talentless and that all she's got working for her is her skin colour.
🚨 How Did a Cooperative College Get N1.08 Trillion for 2,791 Capital Projects?
Our review of the 2026 FG budget reveals that the Federal Cooperative College, Oji River (@fedccojiriver), has been allocated N1.08 trillion for 2,791 capital projects spread across the 36 states in Nigeria and the FCT. This means a single federal cooperative college is expected to implement thousands of projects with nationwide coverage from Abia to Zamfara, Sokoto to Bayelsa, Lagos to Borno, and across the FCT.
These projects include:
🛣️ Road and drainage constructions
💡 Solar streetlight installation,
🎓 Digital learning centres,
🌾 Supply of rice and empowerment materials,
⚽ Construction of football pitches,
🏥 Medical outreaches,
♻️ Plastic recycling and processing plants,
🩺 Dialysis centres,
🚑 Ambulance supply e.t.c
Yet, the College's core mandate is to advance cooperative education and practice through capacity building, research, innovation, leadership development, and support for sustainable livelihoods.
Even more concerning, many of these projects have no clearly stated implementation locations, making citizen oversight and project tracking extremely difficult.
To put this allocation in perspective, the N1.08tn earmarked for FCC Oji River alone is greater than the combined allocations to six key ministries:
🏝️ Federal Ministry of Tourism - N21.76bn
🎭 Federal Ministry of Arts - N70.53bn
📡 Federal Ministry of Communications - N85.56bn
⛏️ Federal Ministry of Solid Minerals Development - N156.84bn
🔐 All six agencies under the Federal Ministry of Interior - N723.62bn
This raises important questions:
❓ Why is a cooperative college implementing projects far beyond its statutory mandate?
❓ How were these projects assigned to the institution?
❓ How can citizens track projects with no clearly defined locations?
❓ What accountability mechanisms are in place to ensure value for money?
At a time when Nigeria faces significant fiscal pressures and relies heavily on borrowing to fund public expenditure, public resources must be allocated transparently, strategically, and through institutions with the capacity and legal mandate to deliver results.
A budget item without a clear location, defined beneficiaries, and a responsible implementing agency creates fertile ground for waste, inefficiency, and weak accountability.
📄 The comprehensive list of these allocations can be found on our website: https://t.co/I2JL8eByF7
Cc;
@NGRPresident@BudgetOfficeNG@nassnigeria
This incident is an eye opener for those with the third eye. A microcosm of what @rudeboypsquare partnership with your brother @PeterPsquare has been like and the circumstances surrounding how it turned out. Rude boy is manipulative and cruel.
Your brother @PeterPsquare erred and was being beaten by the crowd. It had nothing to do with you. You couldn't douse the temperature and prove something priceless to your brother. Then again, your silence and indifference would've been COMPLETELY inconsequential but you quickly ran off to get the fuel for your blood to be lynched. Callous. .
Then you use 'love for IGBO culture' as opportunity, cover up and opium for the crowd because you know it will sway them away from seeing your underlying wicked motives and towards a magnified error from your brother.
Shame on you Paul Okoye aka Rude Boy.
@EngineWoman@PeterPsquare You're not helping them if you think Paul did the right thing in this particular matter, and staying neutral means you're in agreement with Paul. If he's smart, he'll reach out to Peter or just delete his tweet.
So he shouldn't run away from a supposedly twin brother who is trying to destroy him. Paul should have stayed away from the controversy instead of trying to profit from it to bring down his own twin brother. Regardless of how stupid Peter can be atimes, not sure he has ever done foolish stuff, publicly to Paul.
By the way, for your information, I'm a father of twin (boys).
When a Road Fails, Livelihoods Fail Too!
Dear @GovWike, @IretiKingibe and Hon. Joshua Ishaku Musa, for more than 2 decades, every rainfall cuts off Pika and Panda communities in Gaba Ward, Bwari Area Council, FCT Abuja.
As seen in the video and images, residents are forced to wade through floodwaters, pushing motorcycles and risking their safety just to move around.
For 3-4 days after every heavy rainfall, the road becomes impassable, trapping people in their communities and bringing economic activities to a halt.
Pika community is home to about 4,800 residents, while Panda community has about 3,500 residents. Most of the people are farmers who depend on this only road to transport their produce to markets, access healthcare, take children to school, and carry out their daily activities. Yet, every rainy season, they are cut off from these essential services.
This is not just a bad road, it is a service delivery failure affecting over 8,300 Nigerians.
We call on the @OfficialFCTA, the Bwari Area Council, and other relevant agencies to urgently:
- Assess the condition of the Pika-Panda road.
- Construct proper drainage and install flood control measures.
- Rehabilitate the road to ensure year-round access for residents.
Communities should not have to choose between their safety and their livelihoods because of poor infrastructure. Every community deserves roads that work in every season.
#Askquestions
#publicfundsmustworkforthegoodofthepeople